At 77 years old, some might expect Martha Stewart to kick up her heels and spend her days relaxing and settling into a blissful retirement. After all, Stewart has built an illustrious career over the years with her pursuits in television, books, magazines, and merchandising among various other endeavors. Read More

After more than fifty years working in the entertainment industry, it’s no surprise that Michael Douglas, 74, has acquired quite the collection of acting awards and accolades during his career. His bevvy of awards includes everything from two Oscars, two Screen Actors Guild Awards, an Emmy, an AFI Life Achievement Award, and a variety of countless others. Read More

Although Bryan Cranston, 62, has been transforming into different characters for roles on Broadway, television, and in film since the 1980s, Cranston is often best known for his multiple award-winning role on AMC’s Breaking Bad, which ran from 2008-2013. Read More

Glenn Close, 71, is no stranger to red carpets or award shows seeing as how she’s a six-time Academy Award nominee in addition to winning three Tony Awards, three Emmy Awards, two Golden Globe Awards…and countless others over the course of her more than forty-year career as an actress. Read More

The media outlets and tabloids have been all abuzz with the news that Kathie Lee Gifford, 65, will be leaving her place as co-host of the fourth hour of the NBC morning show, Today, in April 2019. Read More

When the legendary English rock band, The Beatles, first came on to the scene in late 1963, their rise to fame was swift and they went from being famous to being uber-famous to invoking a fan following that became known as ‘Beatlemania’. Read More

Even though Meryl Streep, 69, may not be the star of the upcoming blockbuster, Mary Poppins Returns, she certainly managed to steal the show and become the star of the red carpet at the London premiere of the movie earlier this week. Read More

At 88 years old, Clint Eastwood has lived, and continues to live, a very full life, both on and off the silver screen. Read More

If you’re over 50, you’ve likely noticed changes in your vision from just 5 or 10 years ago. Aging eyes come with a host of problems for most of us. Some can be prevented and, for those that can’t, there are things you can do to minimize the effects. Read More

For most of us, when we reach our mid to late 80’s, we’ve long since retired and, if we’re lucky, are healthy enough to spend our days doing whatever feeds our soul and makes us happy. Read More